A class-action lawsuit claims Austin is wrongly collecting taxes for its modified public transit project, Project Connect, alleging voters were misled about its scope.

A 56-year-old man died in a two-vehicle collision on U.S. Highway 290 in Manor, with another injured. The Manor Police are investigating; alcohol is not suspected.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott and TxDOT announced a $148 billion transportation infrastructure investment for safety, congestion relief, and connectivity. The 10-year plan marks a $5.6 billion increase from last year.

Four individuals were arrested in Round Rock after police recovered a stolen vehicle linked to multiple burglaries, including possession of an unlawfully taken firearm.

A man on Texas' Most Wanted list, Jose Miguel Zelaya-Ponce, was arrested in Houston for child sexual assault charges. No reward will be paid for tips leading to his capture.

The Texas Senate Business and Commerce Committee is exploring AI regulation amid concerns over privacy and misinformation, with an emphasis on protecting artists from AI fakes.

Commons Ford Ranch Metropolitan Park in Austin is limiting vehicle capacity over Labor Day weekend to ensure visitor safety, with no parking outside the gated entrance.

Texas AG Paxton secured a temporary stay on the "parole in place" immigration policy, with a federal court recognizing potentially substantial breaches of federal law by DHS.

Round Rock, Texas, ranks 15th in economic growth according to a CoworkingCafe analysis, highlighting its job market expansion, business-friendly environment, and infrastructure investments.

Austin police seek help to identify a suspect involved in an armed robbery at a McDonald’s on June 27th. The suspect is at large; tips can be submitted to APD or anonymously via Crime Stoppers.

APD seeks persons of interest after a man was shot during a downtown Austin disturbance; officers responded, victim hospitalized, and witnesses are encouraged to share information.

Austin's Labor Day weekend weather will see sun, sudden showers, and high temperatures. A 30-50% rain and thunderstorm chance persists, with advice to prepare for intermittent wet conditions but not cancel outdoor plans.

Capital Metro initiated its own police department, with Chief Eric Robins and others sworn in, to improve safety on Austin’s public transit, despite concerns about increased law enforcement.